Simone Tisa

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Simone Tisa is a leading figure in the development of advanced 3D imaging systems, specializing in SPAD (Single Photon Avalanche Diode) sensor technology. His research focuses on high-speed, low-power depth sensing for applications ranging from industrial robotics to automotive safety and cultural heritage preservation. Tisa’s major contributions include pioneering the use of CMOS SPAD arrays for real-time 3D ranging, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2010 work on high-speed imaging arrays (9 citations). He further advanced the field with a low-power 20-meter 3D ranging camera based on continuous-wave indirect time-of-flight (2012, 4 citations), achieving high frame rates critical for dynamic scene capture. These innovations enable precise, efficient depth perception in compact, low-power formats. Tisa’s work has been instrumental in bridging the gap between laboratory prototypes and practical, deployable 3D sensors, making him a key contributor to the evolution of modern ranging technology.

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1. 1
   3D ranging with a high speed imaging array

   9 citations · 2010
2. 2
   Low-power 20-meter 3D ranging SPAD camera based on continuous-wave indirect time-of-flight

   4 citations · 2012

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